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Chapter Two hundred and ten

Author: Blessing. B
last update publish date: 2026-07-05 21:50:07

VICTOR'S POV

The hallway is cold and damp. I lean against the wall and stare at the closed door in front of me.

How did I let it get this far? How could I do this to them? When did I become this person to them?

Leah would never forgive me and now Sophie is scared of me. Nothing I ever do would bring them back to me.

My hands are shaking so I shove them in my pockets and try to breathe. The air feels heavy.

I hear footsteps behind me and I know who it is before I turn around.

"Victor." H
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